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The 59 pages that link to Indian Ocean, each with the reason it gives.

• Tethys OceanRelated: Its northern margin developed as India moved across former Tethyan ocean floor.

• Indian subcontinentRelated: Its waters define the subcontinent’s southern maritime setting.

• Indo-Australian plateRelated: Its floor includes extensive crust carried by the Indian and Australian portions.

• Lesser Sunda IslandsRelated: It lies south of the islands and forms their broad maritime boundary.

• Australian PlateRelated: Its formation accompanied the breakup of Gondwana and the development of the plate’s western and southern surroundings.

• Dar es SalaamRelated: Its coastline gives the city its maritime setting and access to global shipping.

• DurbanRelated: Durban’s coastline opens onto this ocean and its major shipping routes.

• Battle of TangaRelated: Tanga's coastal location made it accessible to British naval and expeditionary forces.

• Limpopo RiverRelated: It is the river’s outlet.

• North SumatraRelated: North Sumatra’s western coast faces this ocean.

• Geography of AfricaRelated: Its currents, trade routes, and islands connect eastern Africa to wider oceanic systems.

• AdansoniaRelated: Its island geography frames the separation between Madagascar and the other baobab regions.

• Cape LeeuwinRelated: Its waters reach the western side of the headland.

• Lissachatina fulicaRelated: Island and coastal populations spread across this ocean through human activity.

• Longfin mako sharkRelated: The species' known range extends into this ocean basin.

• SpirulaRelated: Spirula is recorded across tropical and subtropical waters of this basin.